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September Issue R IbbS S U E 0 9ii | SkkE P T E M BeeE R 2 0 1 9rrss ccllR I DuuE W I T Hbb P R I D E MOTORSPORT SHE'S ON FIRE EYEING ON DAKAR CHAMPION FIRST EVER INDIAN ATHLETE TO WIN A WORLD TITLE IN MOTORSPORTS ON MOTORCYCLES FIM BAJA'S RALLY WORLD CUP 1ST IN WOMEN'S CATEGORY AND 2ND IN JUNIOR'S CATEGORY aaiisshhwwaarryyaa ppiissssaayy A 23-YEAR-OLD NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL "I feel extremely happy to bear MOTORSPORT CHAMPION the Indian flag on an international platforms" WWW.BIKERSCLUB.IN ALL RIGHTS RESERVED & COPYRIGHTED @ BIKERS CLUB NETWORK PRIVATE LIMITED. IN THIS MAGAZINE ISSUE 09 | SEPTEMBER 2019 WWW.BIKERSCLUB.IN MY POINT OF VIEW BIKERS CLUB FROM A BIKER'S CURRENT AFFAIRS From the editor's What is BC & it's MOUTH POCSO desk - "And then I features A Biker's Guide to will be happy" Malaysia ROAD STORIES Never Give Up - by Aishwarya Pissay RACER OF THE BEING AISHWARYA SHOUTOUT MONTH A Brief about Wake up with a Racer of the month. purpose RIDE TO BE ONE AIshwarya Pissay Indonesia - by Dr. Aishwarya Pissay Maral Yazarloo- Pattrick CALENDAR INTERVIEW LIFESTYLE KNOW THE PLACE September month Interview of The Bohemian Jaipur calendar Aishwarya Pissay Lifestyle DISCLAIMER: Bikers Club Magazine is a product of BIKERS CLUB NETWORK PVT LTD. The sole purpose of this magazine is to promote bikers lifestyle to the world, and we do understand what it takes to be a biker and follow your dreams of riding and travel. We do not charge anything to a biker whom we are featuring in the magazine, and we will not in future too. This magazine is digitally published every month for FREE and it will remain for FREE always. This magazine is 60% on bikers and its lifestyles and 40% is for social issues and other than biker lifestyles. And with the support of our readers and bikers, our magazine subscribers are 95,000 plus in India. Bikers Club Magazine is non-commercial magazine except for our "The Wolf Talk" section and advertisement and sponsorship columns. We do promote companies and its vision and we do accept advertisers and sponsors for their marketing. Any business related enquiries for "The Wolf Talk" and advertisement & sponsorship for other sections please contact us on [email protected] or call us on +91 9820189969. (Sale-Purchase of this magazine is strictly prohibited, and if anyone does it then he/she will be prosecuted as per the IPR laws). And then I will be happy ! Many a times we say or we think I will be happy if I get this or get that, I will be happy if I will achieve this goal, I will be happy if I get promotions, I will be happy if this deal happens.. but you know happiness never comes even if you achieve your set goals. A very famous buddhist quote which says "There is no way to happiness. Happiness is the way." MY It's very important that what stories we tell ourselves.. because our brain works differently POINT OF and we are constantly finding an excuse for whatever is happening in our lives, we always blame it on to others or destiny or some situation for our dissatisfactions or failures. And this is the reason we never work towards the contentment what we can get. Once we VIEW achieve something our mind sets another set of goals and the stories related to happiness B Y R A H U L M E H T A which you had told to yourself will get reset to next goal, and life goes on like that but if you analyse where is the happiness? The answer is 'nowhere' !! Because we have never F O U N D E R | C E O | E D I T O R O F thought about happiness consciously, its only an illusion of happiness which we have B I K E R S C L U B & M A G A Z I N E created in our mind that if we will achieve something we will get happiness, and that's why majority of us lives like a robot in our life span, and when you think you have achieved everything in life and now you can find happiness but then your health is not supporting you, or you have become too old for somethings which is not possible physically now but it could have been possible when you were young. In fact nobody ever thinks about the satisfactions which we can get from small small things. It is true that in this competitive world it is necessary to work towards your material goals but we never asks ourselves that what really we want? And what we are here for? Our average life span is about 80 years, and in these life span time what really we do, lets see that. 0 ------ 10 ------- 20 ------- 30 ------- 40 -------- 50 -------- 60 -------- 70 -------- 80 Till the age of 20 we spend our time for studying, and from 20 to 65 our life is spend on work and earning money, and after retirement we spend our most of the time in hospitals or with with some other old aged friends remembering our work days. But can you remember how many days you were actually happy in your working days? The answer is very few, may be 30 to 50 days and that too if your memory is good or you were actually very happy. So in the span of 50 years of working, only 50 days made you happy ! So what happened in other 18,250 days. Let me tell you what happened in those 18,250 days of working. After you finished studying, you told yourself that "I will be happy, if I get the job," you got the job but instead of getting happy, you were grinded in the work pressure. "I will be happy, if I get promotion," but you never got happy, even if you got promotion. Here I am talking about the 90 % of human population who lives like a goat. If you go through from break up, you will think " I will be happy if I will fall in love again". I really don't understand this illusionary stories which we tell our mind. I think if one can see happiness in every situation then believe me life is beautiful. Doesn't matter you get less paid job than your friends, doesn't matter if you are not getting promotions, doesn't matter if you are going through a break up, doesn't matter you are failing in something constantly.. But what matters the most is how you perceive it. and how you see yourself after failing many times.. We get sad not because we are not getting success, but what others will think about us that makes us sad. Remember one thing, those who are judging you, they themselves don't know what they are doing in their lives. And the person who is very happy will never judge anyone. So stop wasting your time and life thinking about what other people thinks, but concentrate on what you think about yourself.. "Don't count your days but make every day count." Instead of saying that "I will be happy if I get the job," say that "I am happy because I am searching for job," "I am happy because I am working towards promotions" "I am happy because I am looking for another relationship." If you train your mind like this then you will never get disappointed or frustrated in troubles or failures. Think about, you have everything but you are not happy because of many factors.. Where as you have not many things but you are happy and satisfied. Which life is better? It's not about how talented and smart you are.. but about how happy you are. Doesn't matter what you do, you fail or succeed, the important thing is to be happy in every steps of your life. A I S H W A R Y A P I S S A Y ABOUT ME EDUCATION RACING QUOTE RACING FOR BORN IN MAHILA SEVA SAMAJ KEEP HUSTLING ONE DAY AT A TVS RACING BANGALORE, KARNATAKA, INDIA SCHOOL TIME AND NEVER GIVE UP DOB: 14TH AUGUST 1995 SURANA COLLEGE BLOOD GROUP: O (+) BIKERS CLUB'S RACER OF THE MONTH - SEPTEMBER RIDE WITH PRIDE ® R A C I N G E X P E R I E N C E GRADUATED AT APEX RACING ACADEMY IN 2016 HONDA ONE MAKE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER IN 2016 DAKSHIN DARE - WON 5TH PLACE IN 2016 ASIA ROAD RACING CUP - WON 2ND PLACE IN 2016 INDIAN NATIONAL RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER IN 2016 CEAT SPRINT RALLY WINNER IN 2017 GRADUATED AT CALIFORNIA SUPERBIKE SCHOOL IN 2017 INDIAN NATIONAL ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER IN 2017 INDIAN NATIONAL RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER IN 2017 DAKSHIN DARE - WON 3RD PLACE IN GROUP-B IN 2017 RAID DE HIMALAYA - WINNER IN GROUP IN 2017 FIM BAJA'S RALLY WORLD CUP - 1ST PLACE IN THE WOMEN'S CATEGORY & 2ND PLACE IN THE JUNIOR'S CATEGORY A C H I E V E M E N T S / A W A R D S THE YOUNG ACHIEVER OF THE YEAR AWARD IN 2016 OUTSTANDING WOMEN IN MOTORSPORTS AWARD BY FMSCI IN 2016 OUTSTANDING WOMEN IN MOTORSPORTS AWARD BY FMSCI IN 2017 SPORTS WOMEN OF THE YEAR AWARD BY AUTOTRACK MAGAZINE IN 2017 LEADING THE INDIAN NATIONAL RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2018 FIRST INDIAN WOMAN TO COMPLETE THE BAJA ARAGON WORLD RALLY IN SPAIN IN 2018 FIRST EVER INDIAN ATHLETE TO WIN A WORLD TITLE IN MOTORSPORT ON MOTORCYCLES WWW.BIKERSCLUB.IN WWW.BIKERSCLUB.IN RIDE WITH PRIDE ® S 1 september 2019 M 2 september 2019 T 3 BIKERS CLUB | aaiisshhwwaarryyaa ppiissssaayy W 4 T 5 F 6 S 7 S 8 M 9 T 10 W 11 T 12 F 13 S 14 S 15 M 16 T 17 W 18 T 19 F 20 S 21 S 22 M 23 T 24 W 25 T 26 F 27 S 28 S 29 WWW.BIKERSCLUB.IN M 30 Bikers Club® RIDE WITH PRIDE ® WWW.BIKERSCLUB.IN What is bikers club ? BC is a social network platform for all the bikers who loves riding bikes, be it passionate riders, commuters, long distance riders, super bike riders or economic bike riders.
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